End of March



End of March:

 

Final Covid 19 number at the end of March

Total on March 31

Corona Cases      28,300,487

Corona Deaths       521,388

 

Numbers for the Month of March:

Corona Cases      1,030,027

Corona Deaths       25,959

 

 

March was a pretty good month.  I’ve decided to stop doing weekly blog entries and just do a monthly one until I’m traveling again.  Life really isn’t that exciting and it’s a struggle to come up with interesting events sometimes.  Monthly would be more appropriate.  We are getting our vaccines Saturday (1st shot) and the world will be back to normal (or as close as we can get) soon.  At least in the US, the rest of the world may take some time to catchup as not all the vaccine programs are going as quickly or being distributed at the same rate.  Manufacturing and distribution will take some time.  In the meantime, we’ll do our best to have fun at home

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